Question

Most people who work in the executive branch are neither elected by the people nor nominated by the president. These workers are part of the federal bureaucracy, or a group of unelected government workers who work in the federal government. Which of the following workers are part of the federal bureaucracy? Select all that apply.

1) Elected officials
2) Nominated officials
3) Unelected government workers
4) State government employees

Answer 1

Workers who are part of the federal bureaucracy are unelected government workers and are not elected or nominated.

Step-by-step explanation:

Workers who are part of the federal bureaucracy are unelected government workers. These workers are not elected by the people or nominated by the president. Instead, they are appointed or hired for their expertise in carrying out the functions and programs of the government. Elected officials and nominated officials are not part of the federal bureaucracy.